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Ralph Turk
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Casino training, licensing, and employment information

Where can I get dealer training and licensing to work in casino’s? Is anyone familiar with the interview for these jobs?

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Lindsey Orr
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There are actually a lot more experienced dealers now than there used to be. Hence, it can be easily learned now. Or you can forget about employment and just play https://roo.casinologin.mobi/ Roo Casino Online. This is very convenient, because you can earn large sums of money without leaving home.

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Lance Greene
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Hey Ralph, I was thinking about casino jobs at one time and was looking into it. Dealing and playing are two totally separate things so if you apply as a good or pro player that won't get you an interview or much less hired. Some casinos prefer to conduct their own in-house training especially of it’s a grand opening but if you’re interested in schooling it’s relatively inexpensive. A standard Blackjack training program is about $800 - $1000. Click Here to find Local Casino Training Schools. Fred's right about the licensing, it depends on your state requirements and cost or fees vary.

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Frederick Goff
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I believe it varies by state, Ralph. Can you please fill in your profile and I, and other jobcasers, can better provide some info thats more relevant to you? for example - if in NJ - here's the link to an employee registration form I believe must be on file: http://www.nj.gov/oag/ge/docs/Forms/1-Personal%20History%20Disclosure%20Form%203-Casino%20Employee%20Registration.pdf

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